Gabriella, daughter of Albert of Monaco and Charlene, confirms the rumors: she's done it

This Wednesday, once again, the Grimaldis showed they fulfill being present at events of great significance. Princes Albert of Monaco and Charlène, as central figures of the Monegasque monarchy, continue to accompany their children during meaningful moments in their lives. Despite their responsibilities, they always appear close and available to share experiences with them.

This time, the attention was especially focused on one of the youngest members of the family. Gabriella of Monaco, the princess, experienced an event that marks a stage in her life. At ten years old, the young princess has left behind her mischievous phase to become a more reserved and prudent child.

Gabriella's first public speech

During her visit to the Carladès region, Gabriella of Monaco, the daughter of Princes Albert of Monaco and Charlène, experienced a very special moment. Gabriella assumed her title of countess in a calm manner, although she was visibly shy. This was a great day because of the tribute to Gabriella and, also, because of the step toward a new stage in her life as a member of the royal family.

When she took the microphone in front of the audience, the young princess showed some embarrassment. She was brave when she delivered her first words in public: "Bonjour, merci Carladès" (Good morning, thank you very much Carladès).

This was a moment of great significance for Gabriella and for her parents, who were very alert to her well-being. Charlène, in her role as a mother, watched her tenderly, making sure her daughter felt comfortable at all times. When Gabriella finished her speech, she did not hesitate to blow a kiss to the audience, a gesture that was met with applause.

A special tribute and a look that captivated

In recognition of her title as Countess of Carladès, Gabriella was honored with a square dedicated to her name: Princess Gabriella Square. In addition, during her visit, she received the key to the city of Vic-sur-Cère, the former capital of the county. This region has a historical link with the House of Grimaldi since the 17th century, when King Louis XIII of France granted the title to Honoré II of Monaco.

Gabriella wore a floral dress by Dolce & Gabbana that made her stand out on the occasion. Made of silk, the dress featured draped strap details and a flared midi skirt, perfect for the young princess. Meanwhile, Charlène chose an elegant ivory Zimmermann design with floral details, which she paired with Michael Kors sandals.

This event marked an important transition in Gabriella's life, as she continues to grow as an essential part of the Monegasque royal family. Although the girl appeared shy, her calm demeanor shows she is learning her role with dignity. Princess Gabriella Square is just one of the many tributes that will mark her legacy.